- A new Cell paper describes a hyperimmune adult male who self-administered 856 venom immunizations over 18 years, yielding broadly neutralizing human antibodies that, when combined with the small-molecule varespladib, create a potent universal snake-venom antidote.  
- MIT researchers report that dopamine release acts as a “forgetting signal,” indicating when conditioned fear memories can safely be extinguished, offering a pharmacological target for PTSD and anxiety treatments.  
- Discussion linked to a blog post on the exponential growth of the Roblox user graph, framed as a case study in “terrifying” digital-native economies and their implications for future virtual labor markets.  
- Channel members noted emerging evidence that sustained daily training beyond one hour can be counter-productive for long-term health, aligning with recent longevity and exercise-science findings.